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I see what you mean. It looks great, but it lacks substance. I don’t spend as much time there as I used to.

But that Cadillac Range, though. Walking into Cars Land from the Wharf area is one of the best reveals in all of Disney Parks. Cars Land isn’t perfect but they nailed parts of it.

You were probably looking at the ABC building...

I also love when she says “I’m hearing the land won’t really feel complete until RotR opens” as if that’s some kind of inside info and not just common knowledge.

Micechat strikes again with another “rumor article”. I’m beginning to look forward to these updates!

DAK is brilliant. However, that doesn’t mean its style belongs in DL. (Although to be fair, SWL doesn’t appear to be nearly as “run-down” as DAK).

I never really cared all that much for DCA’s ToT. I just think Guardians is objectively not very good, independent of what was there before.

It just depends how long you’re there waiting for the tram. With a wait of a few minutes, the tram will for sure be faster. Ever since they started making you walk through all of DTD, I’ve mostly taken the tram.

I still miss the days when you could walk from M&F on that quiet path under the monorail.

What @TROR said.

Mission Breakout violates one of my biggest pet peeves of Disney Parks: hearing “real-world” music - and I say this as a big fan of classic rock.

Correction: some effort was put into the first half of the queue. The second half of the queue (after the preshow) is just the ToT boiler room with some paint.

I’ve been to Paris, so I’m aware that it’s a large city. Thanks, though. I’m not saying the ride is a giant mistake (although I’m not really a huge fan of the ride itself). What I’m saying is it’s an awkward fit with the rest of the France pavilion. Two things can be true at once - there’s a...

To be fair, there are other ways to do it. The show building for Indiana Jones Adventure is extremely detached from the rest of Adventureland - however, they managed to properly integrate the attraction into the land. Sure, the queue is long, but the entrance isn’t difficult to find or isolated...

Just a few days ago, Micechat put out a “rumor” that Disneyland’s small world might be on the move to Tokyo, so I’m taking whatever they say with a large grain of salt.

I should’ve been more specific - rides that reek of the cheapness of DCA 1.0. The three you mention were solid back then and have held up relatively well (Incredicoaster retheme aside).

I got to watch the fireworks tonight. I have a lot of nostalgia for the 60th anniversary so it was phenomenal to see it again, even if it’s a bummer they cut Kiss Goodnight.

Today I commented to a friend how remarkable it is that with all of the change and turmoil DCA has gone through, Jumpin’ Jellyfish has remained untouched the entire time. It’s nothing less than a miracle. The fact that you can still ride the big three of DCA 1.0 holdovers (Zephyr, Jellyfish, and...

To be fair, I’m looking at a park map right now, and the following are also listed as attractions: Disney Gallery Main Street Cinema Golden Horseshoe Shooting Gallery Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique Everything in Toontown Launch Bay So it’s not like Disney hasn’t always stretched the definition of...

I just read the story. They aren’t letting new guests make reservations - rather, if you already have a reservation, you will have the opportunity to add additional guests to your reservation.